Murkmere

Aggie, a companion to the Master's ward Leah in the days following the Ministration, challenges the motives of the religious leaders of the Divine Beings, the birds, in a compelling novel of dark secrets, powerful legends, and desire.

Teen & Young Adult

Elliott, Patricia

Historical Fiction

Little, Brown Young Readers

A compelling novel of dark secrets, powerful legends, and desire, this work takes readers into an unforgettable world. Sent to Murkmere manor to become a lady's companion, young villager Aggie soon becomes enmeshed in the sinister plots that surround Murkmere.

Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

A companion book to "Murkmere" and a compelling gothic mystery in its own right, "Ambergate" is rich with suspense and unforgettable characters.

Ambergate

Hodder Childrens Book

Escaping the horrors of life as a governess, Maud seeks refuge with the cousin-by-marriage she never knew. But her efforts to please Juliana are met with increasing levels of contempt. Maud, isolated at every turn, continues to take the laudanum which was her only solace in London. Soon she becomes dependent on the drug Is this the cause of her fresh anxieties? Or is someone - or something - plotting her demise?

The Devil in the Corner

Hodder Children`S Books

In this dramatic novel set during the French Revolution, a teen aristocrat must question the justice of her own wealth while facing the cataclysmic divisions of her society. Secrets are revealed, sympathies shift, and every choice change—or end—a life. Spoiled, beautiful fourteen-year-old Eugenie de Boncoeur is accustomed to outrageous privilege. The French Revolution may rage around her, but Eugenie's luxurious lifestyle is only improved by visits from her brother, Armand, especially doting since the two were orphaned. What Eugenie doesn't know is that their guardian has promised her in marriage to the wealthy, vengeful Le Fantome, a revolutionary nursing a secret grudge against her family. As the Revolution becomes increasingly violent, Eugenie is shipped off to convent school. Finally, there is no place in France that is safe for her. Eugenie dusts off her lightly used brains and rises to the challenge of survival; and soon she is in the thick of turmoil and romance, confronting spies, secret agents, and double-crossing suitors in her quest to get out of France alive.

The Pale Assassin

Children's Books

Holiday House

In this dramatic novel set during the French Revolution, a teen aristocrat must question the justice of her own wealth while facing the cataclysmic divisions of her society. Secrets are revealed, sympathies shift, and every choice change―or end―a life. Spoiled, beautiful fourteen-year-old Eugenie de Boncoeur is accustomed to outrageous privilege. The French Revolution may rage around her, but Eugenie's luxurious lifestyle is only improved by visits from her brother, Armand, especially doting since the two were orphaned. What Eugenie doesn't know is that their guardian has promised her in marriage to the wealthy, vengeful Le Fantome, a revolutionary nursing a secret grudge against her family. As the Revolution becomes increasingly violent, Eugenie is shipped off to convent school. Finally, there is no place in France that is safe for her. Eugenie dusts off her lightly used brains and rises to the challenge of survival; and soon she is in the thick of turmoil and romance, confronting spies, secret agents, and double-crossing suitors in her quest to get out of France alive.

As the French Revolutin rages around her, wealthy and beautiful Eugenie de Boncoeur is no longer safe in her own country. She flees the bloody streeets of Paris for her cousin Hetta's house in England, narrowly excaping the clutches of the evil Pale Assassin, who is determined to force her to marry him. In England, Eugenie misses luxurious dresses and fancy parties, and she can't understand Hetta's idealist politics. But just as she is beginning to accept her new life, the Pale Assassin returns. In a thrilling game of cat and mouse that takes Eugenie back to Paris in the grip of the Reign of Terror, Eugenie must remain one step ahead of him--for she is but one step away from the guillotine.

The Traitor's Smile

The House of Eyes (Connie Carew Mysteries)

Literature & Fiction

Desire Me Again

Renaud, Alice

Knight, Dee S.

Selbourne, Jan

Olivia, R.M.

Wallace, Virginia

Allan, Annabel

Schoenig, Carol

Campbell, Gibby

Westfield, Zia

Short Stories & Anthologies

Savage Studios

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